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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
TEE fR7EL CITY.
About tie Lyhchbnr& and North
Carolina Road.

ABOUT lie LyncnDHrS ana Norm
Carolina Road.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LYNCHBURG, April %, 1887.
The apparently cheerful acquisition
in the location of the route of the new
Lynchburg and North Carolina rail
road has left nothing to fear for its sue
cess, though just now there is good
deal Of uneasiness rs to the location of
the depot in this city, which will be
settled on the 10th of May. The ven
ture was entered upon on the part OF
our citizens with thoroughly implied,
If not stipulated understanding, that il
should be located it the Watering
Branch" or FAIRGROUNDS neighbor-
hood, where there is plenty of roomfor
building purposes, rather than at the
present railroad centre, which is but
narrow space at best, and is already
greatly crowded. The directors resolved
at their late meeting to make connec-
ton with one of the other roadsat some
point undesignated. This can veryrcadi-
" be done with the Virginia Midland
from the point indicated but by making
a circuit Of the city and crossing the Nor
folk and Western in the neighborhood
of the tunnel at the city limits, then
coming down the opposite side of Black
water creek, where there is ample room,
they can unite at the Union depot with
all the roads entering the city. This is
believed TO be the plan tina. will be
adopted, and it viii greatly crafty
everybody. The engineers are now
making the necessary surveys.
The Masonic Home and Retreat, an
institution designed for the sick, was
yesterday the recipient Of check from
a lady who had paid her taxes in cou-
pons for S391.50, being the difference
between the value of the coupons and
the money. If people will pay their
taxes in coupons they could make no
better disposition of the surpluslge
than has been done in this instance.
The death of MRS. Ann NJ. Saunders,
relict of the late DIR. James Saunders,
which occurred this morning, is a sub
iect of sincere regret throughout this
city. She was one of natures noble
women, and known well and favorably
by perhaps every Methodist preacher
in Virginia.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brooks. another elderly
lady, whose first husband was Whit
neil p. Tunstall, of Danyille-railroad
fame. is extremely Ill. REX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
ArLEE's, Va, April %, 1881.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:

To Wc EdUOr OF nc UtSpdtcH:
Kindly answer through your valua-
bic paper if it is customary with cities
to levy tax upon the country people
who haul their produce to market and
trade with its citizens. SUBSCRIBER.
The authorities of Richmond levy
small tax upon country persons selling
in the city markets, as well as upon
persons resident here who sell in those
markets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
New hook.

Handy Helps. No. /. A Manual of
Curious and Interesting Information.
BY ALBERT p. SoUrHwIcK, A. NJ,
author OF "Quizzism and its Key,
etc. New York Il. l.. KELLOGG &
Co. 81.
This volume contains 500 questions
that are of more or less interest to
every reading man and woman in the
United States. To hunt up an answer
to even one of these would require
sometimes days of research.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

The ohio State Journal asks: "Did
YOU notice that the Anarchist organiza-
ton in Chicago disbanded within forty
eight hours after the Inauguration Of the
new Republican mayor" They doubt
less thought that the necessity for or
ganization in order to bring about an
arcby had been obviated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

The President is advised to exercise
with his new reel in order to reduce his
flesh. The President can reduce his
flesh by exercising with the Old Vir-
Qinia reel, and won't be under obliga-
tions to tell fish stories either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
To the Editor of the Disp0tch:

To he EdltOr Of nc UlspUtcN;
docs frost arise from the earth or
descend from the heavens?" An an
swer will, l am sure, be interesting to
others besides myself. NJ. A.
Professor CLEVELAND Able, of Wash
ington city, says that the "direct de-
position of ice crystals is "the true
rhoarJ frost" "The process is pre-
cisely similar to the deposition Of cryS-
tails of salt from their solution in wa
ter" "Black frost is the effect pro-
duced when the moisture within plant
is frozen, but without any hoar frost
being deposited on its exterior"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
To tie Editor of the Dispatch :

The great appearances of wealth in
Richmond will, l fear, tend strongly to
cause the bondholders' commissioners
to think Virginia is able to pay farmore
than she is. If such commissioners are
feted "day in and day out" by your
wealthy people, have grave doubts
that the commissioners will not settle on
basis the voters will agree 20 pay. The
latter is the trouble at last. p.
The advantages ola commission COM
posed of members of the Legislature
will herein show themselves for these
gentlemen cannot be made to forget the
condition of almost hopeless poverty in
which the farmers and planters of Vir-
ginis now are.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
A Suggestion.
HlroND. VA. Anril %. 1887,

RICHMoND, VA, April -, 1881.
To tie Editor Of tie Dispatch:
On the 18th of last month you pnb-
lishcd in the Dispatch an account of
the death Of a worthy Scotchman by
an accident on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad. Now, sir, the country
to which Mr.. Johnston belongs, as well
this, rewards q heroic act in some ma
terial or tangible manner, and the way
in which the late Mr.. Johnston met his
death deserves to be suitably commem-
Grated. he gave his life to save that
of one of his employees. After rescuing
the man he attempted to take the
fatal wheelbarrow off the track, and
when asked in his dying moment why,
when he had rescued the man, he did
not let the wheelbarrow alone, he re-
piled Think Of the people in the
train" Now, sir, 1 had known Mr..
Johnston for the last sixteen years. /
wrought at the banker with him, and |
wrought for him as an employe, and
can testify to his moral worth. think,
should even none other do so, the stone
NOlhtIo VI finNl
should subscribe to erect a monument
to his exemplary life and heroic death.
Cne party told me he would subscribe
TO the amount of 800. have spoken
to few parties. outsiders, who did not
know Mr.. Johnston personally, and
they signified their willingness to sub
scribe Tor such purpose.
Would you, Mr.. Editor, be kind
enough TO publish this. enclose my
address and, in addition to the 500
promised by one party, [ will subscribe
individually to the amount Of s., and |
have no doubt that when the fund is
opened it will quickly augment. Mr..
Johnston, being of a retiring DISPOSE
ton, was not much known in Richmond
beyond his own trade, but those to
whom he was known can testify that
concentrated in him while in life were
all the qualities that ennoble man,
and he died a hero.
Yours respectfully,
An OLD EMPLOYS.
THE address OF the writer of the
above will be furnished on application
to the Dispdtch.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

A paragraph in The Nation of last
week tells how the name of EyBoUGHTY
became Tor might have become) trans
formed into that of DARBY. Certain
ENRoUeHTIEs in England belonged to
sect of religionists called derby
ites," and were stigmatized as "Der-
bies pronounced Dar6i6s in Eng
lo.lA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

The Dispatch still insists that the
Interstate commerce law is sin its
nature like protective-tarilf law. -
charlottesville Chronicle.
We believe that We first made tia.
point. But it has since been made not
only by Mr.. wArrmsos. as the Csiroai.
cie admits, but By the Providence Jour-
nal. The Nation, and no doubt other
papers That 10 the single good feature
Of the new law. II It viii not operate
70 protect our Virginia farmers and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
Republican Nominations in sussex

IoPOvI"I IUIt bIHIII 10 IuO D'"I".1''I
WAvERLY, Va, April 23.-The Re-
publicans of Sussex county met in con.
vention at the courthouse to-day and
made the following nominations for
county offices For sheriff, George G..
Grizzard /; for clerk, J. ID. Nebblett
for Commonwealth attorney, 5. L.
Drewry; for treasurer, John n. Jar
rett for commissioners of the revenue,
r. J.. Mason and r. II. Lewis (colore6.
Some of the nominations were a great
surprise. Great dissatisfaction prevails.
McChesney, candidate for clerk, and
Maddox, candidate for commissioner,
Lolted the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
Newport News Notes.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT News. VA, April 90, 1897.
A negro man, while walking on the
coal pier last night, accidentally fell
through one of the coal chutes, and
landing on a barge alongside the pier,
had his neck broken. His name was
Garrett. He was from North Carolina,
and had only been at work here short
time.
The following vessels are now at this
port loading foreign: British steamers
City of Manchester, Duke of Bucking-
ham, Bombay, and Storra Lee, Dutch
bark Emilia, American bark Carib, and
schooner Elbridge Souther. Ftt*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

Reading notices in rcsding-matter typo,
lines OF ioss, 81; Ia ncDpafoil loaded, 7Sc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished ON APP
plicatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

"And ROW comes the story that the
Cuban bandits had formed plan to
CAPTURE Senator JOHN SHERMAN" In
the name of common-sense what did
thew want with him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
By sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloacerf,
ii0' Main street.

A UCTION SALE or THAT
n LARGE, VALUABLE. AID CENTRALLY
LOCATED TWO-STORN RRiCk STABLE - -
UATED On FIFTH BETWEEN MAk,h AZ
AND CLAY STREETS, AND NOW II lllh
OCCUPANCY or Mr.. LONENSfkIN.-N u'
REQUEST u the owner VIC shall offer TT sac A.
public auction, upon The PREMISE, o.
WEDNESDAY, Nay 1. 49,.
ats. o'clock p. ~. the PROPERTY lo'a'ei ~
above. which fronts &c s.l2 feet on ths west $40
Of tilih street and runs back depih OF i'y
feet.
The STABLE Is a snts;anually-huit tS)-
story brick building. noariy new, neY'"s s'f-f
completed within the last few yca-,, m 100 p''.
manner, containing - stalls Ter horses ahA
suitable Accommodations for vehicles in pro
portion. liz location as liyery-stabie = ~
surpassed, being convenient both % ne pm
vate and business portions u the city.
We would call the attention % ths ssla oi
peisors wishing to embark IN the livery -staoso
business. a. his sale AFFORDS them raro op-
porpspity Of securing n valuable picre 81 pro
perry, 20 admiralty located aud adapted % NO
bualoess: also. 10 persons wishing snDs.ao.
tlal investment, as IL Is nov reo;ed % g0ol
iersni. and win always yield good rental.
1ERxs: AT sale.
SUTTON & CO.. Auctloneers.
an % n 20.NylSSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

The manner in which BISMARCK is
naeging France would seem to indicate
that he contemp,ates introducing an
other bill to increase the German mill
tary establishment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

Of Colonel T.. e. Portlock. II is gen.
e,nIly conceded that Mr.. w. II. Wade,
Captain Brnnsford's chief clerk in the
freight depot, viii succeed Captain
Bfapsford as agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
planters against western competitionin
the tobacco and grain markets, then it
has no raison dStre.

THE WILD Sons OF THE DEsERT. -
The announcement having been made
that CHEhT Pasha, OF Cairo, Egypt
had died n the 25th day Of the Arabic
month Rejab, 1904, answering TO April
10, 1887, aged sixty-eight years, and
"the nobility Of The Mystic Shrine F"
having been called upon to mourn his
death, the New York SIN pokes fun at
the Mystic Shriners." Amongst other
things, it says:
"Mourn for your departed brother, ye Bek-
tasheeyehs Of indianapolis, Peoria, Paducah,
and Cairo, Illinoisl Bring out the symbolic
fupercal urns and place thom upon the sacred
black stones Of your inner temples az Aenia,
and Kalamazoo, and Toms River. New. der,
sey. pOtentstes of Sheboygnn, Rahbans OF
Oshkosh and Seattle, Noble Sharecfs OF
Deadwood and TackahOo and Skookum
Chuck, wrap your iurbans aud glra your
coatsleeyes with Grape "a black as Egyptian
darkness, and wear for the memory OF your
dead associate Cherif tho insignia customariiy
displayed by North American Mussulmans
while IN aniicsion. Wear them, not emily for
three crescent but for three fun moons. Wear
eYorywhere, iliustrious Potontat9s, Rabbasa,
eud Nohlo chaleele. tho Dhigct OF mourning
70 the post-of:lcc aud the Grocery store In the
evening, in the street, on tho horse-cars, and
e. such public entertainments as tho etiquette
OF Oriental WOO permits you 10 attend.
Then wo shah know who YOU are, and that
Is, after oil. the important thing. Cbcftf Pasha
will not have died In vain II his death enables
rs 10 pick out from the great mass OF American
citizens the Mobiles OF tho Ancient Arabic Order
Of tho Mystic Shrine, whether imperial or sub
ordinate, 20 distinguish a Wisconsin Rabban
from q Missouri shareef. and 70 pay at sight 70
a Kentucky Potontate the respectful homage
due to his awe-inspirng station In the mystic
hierarchy OF the Boktasheeyeh."
Why did the Sun omit Richmond ?
Here the Mystic Sbriners are a power,
embracing os their number does quite
a number of our best citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
AMUNEMENTS.
nEOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

AFk
THREE NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES.
Special Engagement OF the Celebrated Como
dian, Mr. NEIL BURGESS.
supported by his own company Of well-knogn
artists IN his inimiiable personincatiOn of Mrs
fluffy. in the wittiest aud funniest comedy
ever written, entitled VIM, greeted everywhere
win continuous roars OF laughter from rise 70
fall Of curtain. Don't fail TO seeit. Laugh and
grow fat Prices of admission, lJc., PC. Be-,
and SOC. ap -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
BooTs, SHOES, &c.

4 THLETIc. .~61N1
IA the seaeon for outdoor sports ~ its
height now. cail attention 70 my line a. paSs,
snoFS. COLoRED CANVAS SHOES, for Misses
ana Children. You may think now mat YOU
WON'T q catch the epidemic and VIII MOI hve si
The m. but whom you do catch sho stop anu taii
into line your size may DO gone. 20 yv N asa
better select them now. j. A. uai p,,s
ap-st2t leso .-o~~
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pUBLIC SALE OF ONE OF THE

DUBLIC SALE OF ONE OF THE
i MOST COMFORTABLE HOMES ~ fH
CITY OF MANCHESTER. FRONTING Doc
FEET on TIE NORTH SIDE OF NAi try
S1lFEr AT THE CORNER or III Noks
STKEET.-At The request Of the owner We sal
sell al public auction on
"WEDNESDAY, April p, iss;.
al $50 o'clock p. ", that VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT fronting 100 feet AMI running rs 4
lf5 feet ~ above. The dwelling ia Ia nr,t-class
order and contains FIVE rooms and halls Tho
other improvements consist Of q kitchen, s'1-
bic. iarn. and e 1rst-Class garden aud orrhari -
IN fact. there Is everything on the place io mako
Ii attractive and comfortable.
TERMS: one third cash, and the balance Ia
six and twelve months, deferred payments 49,
cured ~ decd II trust, and bearing Interest
from DAY Of sale.
SAMPSON & ADAM>ON.
ar .l.221 AuciiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

We have received from Messrs West,
JOHNSTON & Co. a copy in paper of the
Peoples Year Book and Travellers
Communion. Price % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
BRIEF COMMENT.

The impression is growing that it
would be wise for the Gar to hire a
substitute,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
ME- ETINGS.

+ o. o. F.-ANNIVER-
4. SAbY CELEBRATlON.-The sEgssUJsssse
sixiy-eighth anniversary Of Odd -sSSrss(S~
Fellowship occurs on Tuesday, April %. 1887.
AZ tho Sovereign Grand Lodge desires the
subordinate lodges throughout the country to
celebrate tho occasion the brethren Of Rich
mond aud Manchester will attend public exer-
clses in the Seyenth-Street Christian church on
the evening Of the 26th. Rev. DIR. $. A. Good
win, an OddFellow and distinguished divine.
has been chosen as the orator of the evening.
Tho officers and members Of the following
lodges are requested TO meet az Odi-FellOws
Hall, MAYO and Franklin streets, tuesday, at
7P. NJ, tor the purpose Of proceeding In q body
to the church: jefferson, No. 4; Union, No. /;
Friendship. No. 10; Unity, No. Sj Fitzhugh,
no. %; Aurora. No. 49, ROane, No. 100; S,hil-
Ter, No. l39; Henderson. No. 1oj, and Stuart,
No. III.
Each lodge is expected to furnish its own re-
gala.
40 o'clock.
The exercises at the church will begin al 5
o'clock, and the public ia cordially invited.
BY order Of the Committee.
WILLIAM RYAN, Secretary.
John PITT Chief Marshal. aD 2i2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

BS5" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner of Main and Sixth streets).-The Rev
THOMAS DIXON. Jr.. Of Goldsboro', y. c.
will preach at II 4. NJ. and P. NJ. SUNDAY.
Anniversary celebration OF the Young Mems
Missionary Society at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

A UCTION SALE OF FOUR OF
N THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON PORTER STREET, IN THIS CITY of
NANCHESTER.-Atth the request OF the osaef'
4 non. RESIDENT We will sell as public auction.
on tho premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, isss,
a, 40 O'Clock p. NJ, those FOUR TRULY
VALUABLE LOTS. fronsins In all fSs fees o.
me north eide oe Porter street NJ the corner o.
fourteenth street aud running back i0Q fsek
We call special attention 70 this sale, - ms
lots are located on the best street Ia me tesn
for Yesldenecs. and arc particularly desirable.
TIxns: One fourth cash. and NE balance "a
Az. twelve. and eiHateen monthn, oer:frSn
rssmeuts bearing in1srese and eecoreQ ~
dssd ~ trust nAAfto< , ApA4A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

ps5~ THIRD CHRIS I [ \ y
CHURCH CTwenty-lfth street between NJ and
y streets)-H. C. GARRISON, Pastor.-Preach-
ing at II \. NJ. by II. c. GARRISON; 8 p. NJ, by
\. c. DORSEY, Of Richmond College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

A STATED MEETING OFANCHOR
"A LODGE, No. 8, o. G.. c., will be held in
Coucordia Hall. No. i02 east Broad street, on
MONDAY the 2Jth at o'clock p. NJ. Members
OF sister lodges are cordially invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the Commander.
ALEXANDER w. PEARCE.
ap 2i-lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
LECTURE.

yTRANK BEARD, THE ARTIST,
III "a New York. lwoli known from nj. car
ICONS In tho Comic Monthly, aud illustrations
HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED LECTURES nj
sFy NTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH on
FRIDAY EVENING, April 20th, NJ 3 O'CLOCK.
Tickets 40 cenfe) ut tho door. Subject: ODD
SKETCHES FROM AN ARTISTS PORrF0-
Ito. sp elsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
MONDAY. NAV Q, ~.

ri T. ~, az Henriro County Courthouse 1h..
beltr court-dayl. The at0ge a. ferroi Zoo TRULY
VALUABLE Farm. fully described ia th1
deeds mentioned. ltcOntains ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF M usually fertile land. u8f1 being
some fine fairgrounds Oh the Chi kahumIly
river and o hold stream running through o.hur
portions Of IT, There GTe sixty res NJ mo-f
productive lsnd In cultivation aui forty r's
ia original forest. chiefly OAK aud pine. Ih'
Improvements consist u small hols. Ic.-T
new. a stable. aud she'd. The land lirs l..'.y.
and TIE view OF The surrounding c0Ia.fy -
very .ne.
1fENs: ono fourth cash: TIE balance boz Ono,
tive. Bud three years. wi;h d per cont .nfsra,
tpayable scmi-annually) added 90 the d'terrli
notes aad same secured o. trIsi-deei.
T.. H. MEADE.
T. IlPPhR. JR.
Trustees
IURMAS 1UPFLR. Auc:i0necr .p 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

TEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
I STOCKHOLDERS OF HOLLYWOOD
ChMETEkY COMPANY will be held az the
of-co Of the Virginia State Insurance Com
pany. No. 1905 east Main street, on TUESDAY,
Nay 3, 1857. at O'Clock p. NJ.
up RI. BROOKE, Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

By sampsOi SuhHlssn.
Real Estate Arctioneers and Insurance Agents.
a3 Hull street. Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

A URORA LODGE, no. ss.1..
N 11g, |. o. o. Fly ou are re- 49, Z
ouested to meet at Odd-FelloUs' =.
Hsll on UESDAY EVENING
NEXT, az o'clock promptly, 20 proceed
thence with tho other lodges Of this city and
Manchester too the SoyeDth-Stroet Christian
to celebrate tho siXty-eighth anniversary Of
Odd-Fellowshp. l.. y. TUCKER,
an 94-1ts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
TrnMAN TrrrLR. Auc.lon.er.

BY Sampson s. Adamsoa.
Real Estate Auctionee r. and Insurance Agents.
sI3 Hun street. Manchester. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

TRUSTEES SALE OF "ARBURY.
l. 4 SPLENDID TRUCKING FARM FIVE
And A HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON
ILE CREIGHTON ROAD. BY virtue oi tVo
detCs Of tri.st executed by Richard -. Gains.-
enc 10 T. 1uI per, Jr., and J.. b. Meade urIs-
tees, dated April 6. $50, aud the other - r.
TuIper Jr., trustee. dsiea October o. lsSj r'-
corded sp,ctiyely iu Deadlock ls page ~.
aud Deed-lCok 10. page BIB, Ilenri'o C0IrT
GcLu-tO secure tho payment " certain un.rf
therein mentioned, and default haslug l-.I
mrde In the payment thereof aui being f.-
0Uiled 20 to 90 ~ the bonelran Do 41
,i.fff. We will sell on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

THE address OF the writer of the
above will be furnished on application
to the Dispdtch.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

NOTICE. THE PETITIONERS
~ for tho new ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER are
requested TO meet al -. Adams Hall on MON
DAY, 25ih instant, at o'clock p. VI. sharp.
+. c. EBEL,
f.. c. WALrHALL,
ap 94-1t' W. o. ENGLISH
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ExCrRsIONs. de.
ron RENT.
>r~~OoOO~~S-~|/(0CO ~(C|~NN~>0>~"oc-
EOR RENT. q

Wv W 81
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO SECURE
TENANTS AT ONCE
for the following:
FIRST CLAs -, Franklin street, No. 10. near
Seventh street: ~ rooms.
TWO-SrOkY BRICK, sls Maia street, near
Cherry; 10 ryoms. ..
BAY-WlNDOW THREE-STORY BRICK,
1853 Cary street, near Linden.
THREE-STOkY, 81! Main street. near MN
roe; 10 rooms, all Improvements.
BRICK COTTAGE. l2nl, corner OF Clay and
Harrison streets; 10 rooms
TWO-STORY BRICK, l3l Cay stree. cor
ner Of jefferson; rooms.
SMALLER HOUSES elsewhere.
Call for Printed Rent-LisL
j. THOMSON BROWN & CO.,
np 24-it lib Nam trr2e'.
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=. Auction sll., ,ssA.LEs-uosa,,.
ny N ". Bows. >>>>
Real Estate AuctIons.-
THETHREE HANDSOME. WELL
LOCATED, AND CONVENIENTLY
ARRANGED
THREE-sToRY BRICK RgsrDvy,g.
nos. 81, $40. 29f WEST GRACE .,.
BY AUCTION.

~ the request u tho owner ,,r
public auction, on the premise, On ''O y
MONDAY. April p. io7.
a. o'clock =. ". tho THREE Ppr-r.l., ,u.
IOCA1 I'D. AND NEWLY-CDNpfef't, VIZ
bENCKS situated 90 tho s0gf. tf'i
OTace and Monroe streets, win s...r D..
zach. besides kLchfn ald se-.a ....
having Ia them bot and cola paf.- .
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West End. ard yctitisccngenisntA
one square " The s.rCetcau. Be-.
20 he sele.
Terms: Reasonnbl'. and snrour-ef,.
az. 20 =. ". bOHE. Anal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24
AUcuoN sALEs-ruturc p.r,.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF "ARBURY. '

BY rurman upper.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionoer.
No. 1910 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-24

DROAD-STREET STORE FORE
ID RENT-STORE and DWELLING No. In
517 Broad street. bssween Filth aud sixth
streets. The dwelling portion contains eight
rooms. with all convenionces for housekeeping
This store IA well suited for any Kind OF retail
business. Apply to "
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer.
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